Hi guys.. I want to get rid of drivers that are associated with samsung in Device Manager that are under the 'Sound, video and game controllers' category. But in DriverStoreExplorer they appear as printer drivers with the same version# which make no sense. Let me know if its ok to delete it. Look at the screenshots:
Is it Ok to Delete this Driver?
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Do you have a samsung printer?
Go to the details tab of the driver
change the dropdown to Hardware id
Take a screenshot
Go to the details tab of the driver
change the dropdown to Hardware id
Take a screenshot
Hi, greatly appreciate your reply... No I dont ave a samsung printer. I have only an Epson printer. But I do onnect my samsung phone to my computer via USB. Heres the requested screen shot.
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Those drivers belong to galaxy A9 Click On Me
Why do you want to delete them?
They do not takeup any space
Why do you want to delete them?
They do not takeup any space
You mean the samsung A70 which is the phone I connect to the PC. I never owned the A9.
I want to it them cuz it shows up as an exclamation point error in Device Manager.
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